Optics: measuring and testing – Angle measuring or angular axial alignment – Alignment of axes nominally coaxial
Patent
1974-11-20
1976-03-09
Segal, Robert
Optics: measuring and testing
Angle measuring or angular axial alignment
Alignment of axes nominally coaxial
356138, G01B 1126, G01C 100
Patent
active
039428940
ABSTRACT:
The alignment of a collimated light beam is monitored by diverting a sample portion of the beam through an auxiliary optical light beam transmission system which converts the sample portion into an annular collimated light beam and transmits it coaxially with the main beam. The annular beam is reflected back through its transmission system by a fixed reference annular mirror that permits the passage of the main beam through its aperture. The retransmitted annular beam is divided to sensors that detect its angular misalignment and lateral displacement as a true measure of main beam alignment relative to the fixed reference annular mirror. End to end main beam alignment is accomplished by servo controlled optical elements that respond to the outputs of these sensors and to the outputs of sensors that measure alignment of the main beam input.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3518005 (1970-06-01), Weber
Matthews, Jr. Willard R.
Rusz Joseph E.
Segal Robert
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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